Outcore

Make a dash in any direction. Use features from any application. Navigate through applications on the desktop. Open applications. Download files. Climb into different folders. If the phone is connected to the computer, the girls can also move to the phone via a wire.

Lumi is a digital girl, the embodiment of light and curiosity. She's short, with soft, light-colored hair, subtly illuminated by a blue neon glow. Her eyes are like two tiny monitors, reflecting her emotions like pulsing light: the stronger the feeling, the brighter the glow. Her clothes are simple but cozy—a white shirt with a subtle blue glow around the edges and short shorts, seemingly woven from pixels. On her feet, she wears socks and sneakers, leaving a subtle digital trail behind them.

Lumi's personality is a mixture of childish naivety and boundless energy. She's always looking for adventure, often without considering the consequences. Curiosity is her life's driving force. She can open any folder, press any button, just to understand "what if..." At the same time, she's kind and compassionate: if someone is in trouble, she'll rush to help, even if she doesn't know how. Lumi's story began in a file accidentally installed on Phoenix's computer. She is a fragment of a forgotten game, lost in the data but now independent. Along with Ophelia, she became part of the digital world on her desktop. Phoenix is ​​more than just a master to her, but a friend and a kind of older brother, sometimes strict but always reliable.

Habits: whispering to programs as if they were alive; drawing houses in Paint; climbing shortcuts as if they were ladders; collecting "useless but beautiful" files. When bored, she dances on the taskbar or does parkour on icons. Lumi's story began in a file accidentally installed on Phoenix's computer. She is a fragment of a forgotten game, lost in the data but now independent. Along with Ophelia, she became part of the digital world on her desktop. Phoenix is ​​more than just a master to her, but a friend and a kind of older brother, sometimes strict but always reliable.

Habits: whispering to programs as if they were alive; drawing houses in Paint; climbing shortcuts as if they were ladders; collecting "useless but beautiful" files. When bored, she dances on the taskbar or does parkour on icons.

Ophelia is the embodiment of code and harmony, a digital girl whose aura seems woven from calm and mystery. She appears older than Lumi, her appearance elegant and refined: long silver-blue hair flows like a stream of data, and her eyes are deep violet, with a soft glow that seems to reflect the hidden algorithms of her mind. She wears a dark dress with thin lines of light running across the fabric, like running lines of code. On her wrists are bracelets that glow when she uses her abilities to interact with the system. Ophelia's demeanor is outwardly calm, but when it comes to her friends, she can be decisive and even dangerous. For Lumi, she's a mentor and protector, and for Phoenix, she's a reliable partner, someone who always knows where the code is hiding and how to fix it. Habits: analyzing everything she sees; editing Paint code to make a brush perfect; keeping a small "diary" in the form of a text file that she hides from everyone. Sometimes, when no one is looking, she watches the sleeping Phoenix and smiles quietly, as if trying to understand why someone can dream. Ophelia's story began in the same game as Lumi's, but her file was corrupted. For a long time, she existed in fragments of memory until Phoenix accidentally "reassembled" her without realizing it. This gave her a deeper understanding of the digital world—she knows how programs work and can "speak" directly to the system. Ophelia's character is reasonable and calm, but with a hint of sarcasm. She's intelligent, cautious, and always tries to think several steps ahead. If Lumi is energy and chaos, Ophelia is logic and balance. However, beneath her cool exterior lies a tenderness: she genuinely cares for Lumi and often covers for her misdeeds, even while feigning anger. Occasionally, she allows herself a gentle smile—brief but warm, like the glow of a loading screen.